The European Commission with the help of EIB’s JASPERS has adopted the New European Bauhaus Investment Guidelines, a tool designed to help both private and public investors align their projects with the NEB values of sustainability, inclusion, and aesthetics.

The EIB and the European Commission Directorate for Regional and Urban policy have launched two new model financial instruments in support of the REPowerEU and New European Bauhaus initiatives.

Five projects have been selected by the European Commission for the development of ‘lighthouse demonstrators’ of the New European Bauhaus (NEB) to create more sustainable, inclusive, and beautiful spaces in locations across the EU and involve citizens in the green transition at the local level.

The first ever New European Bauhaus Festival took place in Brussels from 9 to 12 June and the European Commission invited organisations, art collectives, institutions, universities, architects, cities, regions, companies, artists, students, scientists, innovators to become part of it.

The EIB Institute has become a partner of the New European Bauhaus, the creative and interdisciplinary initiative launched by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, to “bring the EU Green Deal to our living places”